Twenty Plus Two

Tom Alder:
[Looking at a photo] When was this last picture taken?

Mrs. Eleanor Delaney:
At Christmastime. Just before... before she left.

Tom Alder:
[Flips back to a previous page in photo album] When was this one taken?

Mrs. Eleanor Delaney:
Several months before, around Easter in 1947. It's the best picture we've ever had of her. It's her father's favorite.

Tom Alder:
Is that why he gave it to the newspapers and the police?

Mrs. Eleanor Delaney:
Well it was an excellent likeness of her.

Tom Alder:
[Flips again to the last picture in the album] It's not as good as this one.

Tom Alder:
[Indicating the picture taken at Easter] This is a picture of a child, with a very pretty face, but still a child.

Tom Alder:
[flips to a later page in the photo album] In a few months the face doesn't change much. But at the age of sixteen this is a picture of a woman in... a sweater... a very tight sweater... who was definitely not a child.

Jimmy Honsinger:
It just doesn't make sense. A missing picture, a blackmailer in California, a movie star, Doris Delaney... it can't possibly tie together.